Art.

 1 1|   particular type of skill was turned to scientific use was that
 2 3|         mounting his horse, he turned his back on London. After
 3 3|        its evolution when Watt turned his attention to it.~
 4 4|         If so, the Marquis had turned De Caus's toy into a fullsized
 5 4|  system to force it higher. He turned on the steam again, at high
 6 4|        year 1759 that he first turned his attention to steam-engines.
 7 4|       great deal was uselessly turned to water. From this he saw
 8 4|   equipped with new knowledge, turned again to his model. He could
 9 4|        namely 212¡~~ before it turned to vapour; it would boil
10 5|     shape in his mind. Then he turned from his arm-chair to his
11 5|     vitality, and could not be turned off like a tap while the
12 5|        cast, bored, and partly turned; also the new condensers
13 5|        faultiness of the goods turned out by the Carron works.
14 6|   business I am here about has turned out rather successful, that
15 7|       until the very enginemen turned him into ridicule.... I
16 7|    them the tide of misfortune turned. In 178I there had not been "
17 9| conclusion that, unless things turned out better than he expected, "